Lansweeper License Key Report
Microsoft office 2011 beta 5. Hello - I am a beta tester for Office 2011. I've just installed Beta 5 and I keep receiving an 'Installation Failed' error. I called the number for support but no one seems to be able to assist. Also, in Outlook for Mac (part of this suite), I click on 'new email' and nothing happens. I can't even reply, reply all.
Report on software installations with built-in and custom reports and find all relevant info on the easy-to-use dashboard. Records to guarantee license compliance. Lansweeper detects which. Loads of detailed information can be consulted on the asset pages of these devices or you can get their complete overview via our new Chrome OS reports Lansweeper’s options for mobile device.
Lansweeper allows you to scan values in your Windows computers' registries, through custom registry scanning. Registry scanning checks what a specific registry value is set to across your Windows computers. As a lot of data and settings are stored in a computer’s registry, there are an endless number of things you can report on. If you submit the Version value seen below (Flash plugin version) for registry scanning for instance, Lansweeper will scan the data stored in this value, e.g.
To scan a (Default) registry value, leave the Regvalue field blank when submitting your registry scan. Keep in mind that only (Default) value names that have a value can be scanned. (Default) value names whose value is not set will not be detected. If you plan on scanning your Windows computers with our LsPush scanning agent and without a direct connection to your Lansweeper server, hit the Export Registry.tsv for LsPush button to export your registry scanning configuration. You can then place the Registry.tsv file in the same folder as your LsPush executable to have LsPush perform custom registry scanning as well. Exporting registry scanning settings is only necessary if you are scanning with our LsPush agent and if your LsPush command does not reference your Lansweeper server, i.e.
If LsPush is not connecting directly to your Lansweeper server. If LsPush.is. connecting to your server, it will automatically retrieve your settings and an export is not required. More info on how to scan Windows computers with LsPush can be found in. Rescan your Windows computers with LsPush or by clicking the Assets link at the top of the web console, ticking the checkboxes in front of the computers and hitting the Rescan button on the left.
I'm in need of some SQL assistance. I'm trying to design a report that lists every computer that has Adobe Acrobat installed on it, which version of Acrobat is installed, and the Product Key for Acrobat if it exists. It's the last bit that's throwing me for a loop. Seems like tblSoftware and tblSoftwareUni don't share a direct relationship with tblSerialnumber. I can't even match it based on the name of the software since tblSerialnumber.Product and tblSoftwareUni.softwareName aren't identical. This means that when I try to join those tables to tblAssets, I get.
Wrong information. Presumably it's an issue with my JOINS (not sure I'm using the right ones) so if someone else could help me with this I'd appreciate it.
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Here's what I have so far.